New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-27

G. Goetsch had one of his thumbs
|smashed Monday.
] ]. Newhart made a flying trip te
Kasson Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Gerstenmaier, Of ST.
Paul, are visiting. with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Hess.
i An exact reproduction Of the histori-
cally famous Strasbourg clock will be
exhibited at the Minneapolis Exposition.
Miss Amalia Nix is spending part Of
her vacation in Milwaukee. Mr.. Adam
Nix, nephew of Jacob Nix, is visiting
with his New Ulm relatives.
NJ. Mueller's son Albert was thrown
into pitchfork by some Of his play
mates, one of the prongs entering his
right foot and causing painful wound.
Nicollet has had several cases Of
diphtheria. The family of Mr.. Martin
Schaefer lost three children aged z,
and 2 years, respectively. In the family
of Mr.. Studman there is also case OF
the disease.
Harvesting is about all done in this
vicinity. Small grain is nearly al cut
and if the weather keeps as favorable
as it has been during harvest, stalking
will be completed in another weeks
time.
At the school meeting held in St.
James July 16. $4,000 bonds were
voted for new school building. The
new structure will contain six depart
ments and is to :be completed by the
first of August 1883.
Last week Wednesday, when Mrs.
Jos. Vogel and another lady were out
driving near the hospital, the horse
SHE'D and tipped the buggy over COM
pletely. Fortunately neither Of the
ladies were injured.
DR.. c. A. York, a graduate of the
Toronto Veterinary College, has located
here. His office is at Mulverhill's barn
where orders may be left. The doctor
ooy,ooe xuol1 ~ooooo nooloI al III :.
need of q good veterinary surgeon will
do we'll to call on him.
DR.. Koehne who has been up to Da.
Gotta, reports that wheat in the Jim
River Valley is from to feet high
and that farmers expect a yield Of
from 20 to 80 bushel per acre, The
weather has been fair through the sea.
son and plenty of rain.
There will be lawn-sociable at the
residence of A. w. Bingham's to-
morrow Thursday evening. Ice
cream will be served for the benefit Of
the Congregational Church. The prin.
cipal feature of the evening will be q
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY conducted BY
the young ladies. All are cordially
invited.
Last week we visited Mr.. nj. Mullen 4
model farm near Iberia. The farm con.
tains over 500 acres, one half of which
are under cultivation, the rest being
used for grazing purposes by his stock
Mr.. Mullen raises none but thorough
bred stock and possesses some of The
finest horses and cattle in the country.
Mr.. John Lind returned from tn,
800" Monday morning. He think.
that the convention has accomplished
great deal of good. To quiet Secretar,
Heideman's feelings, he assured ou
reporter, that the minutes of the con
vention will show him to be the accredit
ed member of the New Ulm Board O
Trade.
! Mr.. Moll, of town Milford, was th,
first to get caught and injured severed,
by self.binder. The accident hap
pened Wednesday by his thrusting hi.
hand accidentally into the gearing Of
the machine. Or. Stricken, who ha!
charge of the case, says that the patien
will not be able to do much work thi.
summer.
The Agricultural Department esti
mates the condition of Minnesota
crop, making the yield Of last year Oh
a basis of 100, as follows corn 1902
wheat, rs; oats, 81 barley, 20 rye
80 ; potatoes, 1902 /; sweet potatoes. 1o1
beans, 101 sorghum, IS wool, 1O2
clover, 70; timothy, Il apples. 80
grapes, So.
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